4x+2y=10 Equation 1
x-y=13 Equation 2
Solving by substitution method.
Isolate x from equation 2.
x=y+13
Substitute value of x in equation 1
4(y+13)+2y=10
4y+52+2y=10
6y+52=10
6y=-42
y=-7
Now substitute value of y in x=y+13
x=-7+13
x=6
Answer: (6,-7)
The coordinate of point S from the giving coordinate point is (-8,4)
<h3>Midpoint of coordinates</h3>
The formula for calculating the midpoint of coordinate point is expressed as:
M(x,y) = {(x₁+x₂)/2, (y₁+y₂)/2}
Determine the measure of the coordinate S
-2 = 4+x₂/2
2(-2) = 4+x₂
x₂ = -4-4
x₂ = -8
Similarly
0 = -4+y₂/2
0(2) = -4+y₂
y₂ = 4
Hence the coordinate of point S from the giving coordinate point is (-8,4)
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Answer:
5 units. Since they have the same y coordinate the x coordinate determines the distance from each other. In the case 9-4=5.